Louisiana Tax Probe Brings Up Political Contributions
Defense in the Abrahiam L. Shushan trial seeks to prove that funds labeled rebates from Orleans Levee Board contracts were political contributions linked to Huey P. Long era campaigns. Judge Barrett blocks telegram evidence as cross examination on a separate matter. Government says Shushan, Orleans Levee Board president, owed over 53 thousand in income tax while receiving about 120 thousand in rebates from Standard Dredging Company for airport dredging work.
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New Orleans
Abrahiam L. Shushon
Orleans
William H. Barrett
Standard Dredging Company of
New York
Shushan
Louisiana
Hugh M. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Louieiann
Duckie Hie
Petied
Amos W. W. Wandenck
Pam
Pran
Barrett
Defene
Shurban
Orleans Levee Bourd
Long
Standard Dredging
Hin
Black‑Draught endorsed for health year after year
A Missouri resident, W. F. Pulliam of Gatewood, says Black-Draught keeps him healthy and free from bad sick spells. He credits the vegetable medicine with easing upset stomachs and sluggish feeling, noting it helps prevent constipation when needed. Thousands report similar relief and avoidance of serious constipation.
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W. F. Pulliam
Gatewood
Bodcaw Student Officers Elected for 1935 36
Bodcaw reports elected officers for 1935 36 with Ermon Allen as president Alvin Butler as vice president Velma Lee Russell as secretary and treasurer The cabinet works on constitution and by laws The Pop squad reorganized with Bobby Nell Martin Hattie Louise Dawthit and Ermon Alten as readers Friday October 18 a box supper at Bodean high school auditorium invites all central to play our senior team on the Boberay court Friday night the rest notes Ethiopian rainfall affects eastern Sudan Egypt prosperity
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Ermon Allen
Alvin Butler
Velma Lee Russell
Pop Squad
Bobby Nell Martin
Hattie Louise Dawthit
Ermon Alten
Ers
Central
Boberay Court
Bodean High School
Try the Sea Food Market Fresh Sea Foods from New Orleans
Direct from the original French Market in New Orleans the Sea Food Market offers fresh sea foods. Home Ice Company promotes the market with bold notices inviting customers to sample seafood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Ice Company
Fresh Sea Foods
New Orleans
Ethiopia braces as Italian drive looms near Jijiga
A Harrar dispatch reports Addis Ababa ordering wall breaches to aid evacuation as Italian tanks planes and heavy bombs threaten from the north. About 10 000 Harrarttes fled to the hills amid fears of a broader assault. Ethiopian forces mass around the capital with Ras Gtretateho Makonnen Demissi and Dedjasmudi Mechucha leading contingents.
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Taffarikatama
Jailimo
Harrar
Jijiga
Gabualta
Hatin
Webbe
Shibell
Ethiopia
Makale
Addis Ababa
Ras Gtretateho
Kaffa
Dedjusimatch
Apte Mariam
Selassie
Makonnen Demissi
Wallega
Dedjasmudi Mechucha
Kambuta
United Stats
Great Britain
Ttaly
Japan
United States
Negus
Dedpasmateh Boil Selassie
Eritrea
Ownership Statement for Hope Star October 1 1935
Ownership and circulation data for the Hope Star dated October 1 1935. Publisher and editor Alex H Washburn, managing editor Lennard Ellis, Star Publishing Co Inc ownership shared with DC E Palmer Texarkana. average weekly circulation 4508. Notary Emma Green attested.
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Congress
OS Hope Star
Hope
Arkansas
State of Arkansas
of Hempstead
Alex. H. Washburn
The
Hope Star
Hope, Arkansas
Alex H. Washburn
Lennard Ellis
Hope Arkansas
Star Publishing Co., Inc
E. Palmer
Texarkana
Texas
Alex
H. Washburn
Emma Green
Obey Traffic Signals Says Monterista Authority
A traffic safety message urges motorists to follow signals at intersections amid statistics from a National Underwriters group showing 364 260 accidents at streets and rural intersections last year with 7 770 killed and 408 310 injured. It stresses that racing a red light endangers drivers pedestrians and all road users and calls for mutual responsibility to reduce accidents.
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Rubge
Mol
Aaschclade Sgnai
Hghta
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwrit. Org
Monterista
Man in Fontiac Drowns Daughters and Hangs Self
Ferrin Rowland, a 36 year old farmer in Fontiac, Michigan, killed his two young stepdaughters by drowning then hanged himself in Oaklund County Jail. The death followed his stated wish to “get rid of them,” and police report a violent, self-inflicted end after the alleged abuse.
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Ferrin Rowland
Michigan
Fontiac
Mich
Oaklund County
Welfare foes seek higher October allotment and legal pause
Execcutive Committee of the State Public Welfare Commission discussed boosting October county funds from 75 million to 100 million with 20 percent for local admin costs. Gustave Jones of Newport, Jackson County Welfare Board chair, warned of a suit to block fund transfers from the welfare fund to the charities fund to support the State Hospital and Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Governor Fuell criticized Welfare Department staffing and met with leaders including Henry Armstrong of Fort Smith, James Bland of Walnut Ridge, and Claude Mann of Malvern after the meeting.
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State Public Welfare Commission
Gustave Jones
Newport
Association of County Welfare Board
State
Jackson County Board
Jones
Welfare Fund
Charities Fund
Welfare
Fulell
Jetter
County boards face al lotment finances and executive costs
Officials discuss county allotments and the governor's role in budget decisions. Members of the board remained silent about possible actions by the executive committee at its meeting today regarding high administrative costs in Jackson county.
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Jackson County
Cold storage meetings urge home curing of pork
Mr. Warner demonstrated cuts of hog carcass and curing ingredients at a Thursday meeting, the third of three in the state stressing cold storage for home meat supply in warm areas. Delegations from Howard, Hempstead, Columbia, Ouachita, Nevada, Miller and Hot Spring counties attended, with similar sessions at Hughes and Pine Bluff. A social note laments declining American manners as dancers miss polite bows.
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Warner
Muldrow
Hughes
Pine Bluff
Howard, Hempstead
Columbia
Ouashita
Nevada
Miller
Hot Spring
Hauptmann to Seek Final Appeal in Lindbergh Case
In Trenton and New York, Bruno Hauptmann and wife Anna marked ten years married as lawyers map a Supreme Court challenge to save him from the electric chair. If clemency fails, the death sentence likely stands, a lawyer said.
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New York
Brite
Richard Hauptmann
Anna
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court of the United States
Electriet
Court of Pardons
Egbert Rosecranz
Rosecranz
Commissioner Sale Notice In Hempstead County Arkansas
In pursuance of a chancery order dated October 3 1936 in case No 2000 National Loan Association v M W Cruzen et al the court commissioner will sell at public vendue at the Washington Arkansas courthouse front door on Saturday November 10 1935 to the highest bidder certain described real estate in Hempstead County Arkansas comprising part of the NW of the NE of Section 28 Township 11 South Range 2 West and adjacent tracts totaling about 14 acres more or less with detailed metes and bounds including a 10 acre tract and a 2 acre tract. sale on three months credit with bond and 8 percent interest and a lien on the property to secure purchase money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead
National Lavi & Loan Association
M. W. Cruzen
Washington
Arkansas
Arkkeirison
Charles B. Mitchell
A.M. Crouch
Fulton
Bf, Hempstead
Giles H. Gibson
Bois D'Arc
Washington and Fulton Road
A. N. Crouch
B. ¥. Hempstead
Notice of sale under chancery order 1838
In pursuance of a chancery order dated October 3 1838 the Fede Bank of St Louis Missouri as complainant offers for sale on November 8 1935 the east half of the southwest quarter and related parcels in Hempstead County Arkansas identified as part of Section Nine Township Fourteen South Range Twenty four West Fifth Principal Meridian totaling about 120 acres more or less. The sale requires bond with interest at 8 percent per year and the property remains on premises to secure purchase money. Commissioner Dale Jones signs the order October 11 1935.
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Chancery
Hefiys Nead
Courity
Peti Iherein
Fede Benk
St. Louis
Missouri
Fambrough
Washington
Arkansas
Siesd
To-Witt
Hempstedd
Es Dale Jones
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Seaks
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Robins Bros, Distributors
Chicago ‘Tribune
Unis
Mussalini
Italy
Haile Belusie
Aduwy
League
Bevanston Vehicles
California
Af Motor Vehicle Administrators
Elvan
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Tacoma Ledger
Hallbros
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
U.S. Supreme Court
Briant’s
Baily
Ea Sil Ce
Sam
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South Walnut
Roy Anderson and Company
Harry W. Shiver
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